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Audience award to 'The Worlds of Bernice Bing' at Queer Women of Color Film Fest
" The Worlds of Bernice Bing " by San Francisco filmmaker Madeleine Lim took home the Queer Women of Color Film Festival Audience Award on June 16 in San Francisco.
Meet at front of Bill Graham Auditorium - 99 Grove St. Civic Center, San Francisco.
New app to guide tourists through waterfront art installations
Sea Change, a 70-foot sculpture adorning the grass area in front of Pier 40 created by Mark diSuvero, is just one of the art installations profiled in a new app released Monday by the San Francisco Arts Commission.
Days Gone By: 1906 S.F. Japanese Tea Garden birthday party for emperor draws crowds
About 1,500 Japanese, including sumo wrestlers, showed up Nov. 3, 1906, at the Japanese Tea Garden in San Francisco to celebrate Emperor Mutsuhito's 54th birthday.
California islands: The bird paradise of the Farallons
SAN FRANCISCO – The Salty Lady pitched and rolled, reared up to unsettling verticality and slammed down with a percussive thud.
Courtyard By Marriott Fishermans Wharf
This San Francisco hotel is 4 miles from the Golden Gate Bridge and within a 5-minute walk of Fisherman's Wharf.
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CA: Jumps From Moving Buses Worry Muni
Bus riders in San Francisco are getting their kicks by kicking open the rear doors of Muni coaches and leaping out while the bus is rolling, much to the alarm of city officials.
This San Francisco hotel on Union Street is one mile from Fisherman's Wharf. Pacific Heights Inn offers guests a continental breakfast, free parking and free Wi-Fi in every room.
Big travel plans for Palm Springs High band, chorus
Members of the high school's band and choral groups are planning some road trips this summer that include concert performances at Disneyland Resort and various spots in San Francisco.
San Fran Trolley, Van Collide; 15 Hurt
June 13--A low-speed collision between a Muni bus and historic trolley along bustling Market Street in downtown San Francisco sent 15 people to the hospital Wednesday, including seven children who were, coincidentally, on a field trip to the Cable Car Museum.
Longtime resident of San Francisco, followed by 25 years in Walnut Creek. Beloved husband of the late Lilyan Brown.
Sit Down, Everyone: State Bird Provisions Is Expanding in the Lower Fillmore
Big news from the Lower Fillmore today: State Bird Provisions - by far the most media - hyped restaurant to open in recent San Francisco history - will be growing into the space next door, formerly occupied by Harput's Market.
The case of the electronic eavesdropping
In 1940, on June 14th, the German Army rolled into Paris and a photograph of the Nazi soldiers marching down the Champs Elise would be an appropriate metaphor for illustrating how many rank and file members of the Democrat Party felt this week as they watched the President and some important D-Senators put a retroactive stamp of approval on George ... (more)
Body found in San Francisco: Is it one of these men?
A man's body was found at Hyde Street Pier in San Francisco on Monday. This announcement has surely brought a jolt to the hearts of many families, as there are numerous men missing from the area.
Muni bus, trolley collide - 15 injured
An F-Line trolley traveling east this morning rear-ended a 9L-San Bruno at a bus stop at the intersection of 6th and Market streets injuring 19 people.
Nearly 20 injured after streetcar rear-ends bus in San Francisco
Several people, including children, have been transported to local hospitals after a Muni streetcar rear-ended a Muni bus in San Francisco.
Daily Deal: San Francisco CityPass part of 4 weeks of discounts
Each year the U.S. Travel Assn . hosts a month of deals called Daily Getaways that showcase discounts on hotel stays, entertainment, amusement parks and other travel-related services.
Save the Arboretum in Golden Gate Park
"Privatization has always been a sign of increasing poverty among minorities," so relates Mesha Irizarry, administrative director of the Idriss Stelley Foundation.
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